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Twinkle is lovely.
Thank you!
Does anyone have any opinions on her quality?
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Twinkle is lovely.
That is a Nice thing you are offering! I wish mine were laying.
Good morning, Marans peeps!
Don't forget to get your set of eggs shipped off today or at the latest, tomorrow, for the egg show the Marans Chicken Club is hosting at the Michigan Fowl Fancier's Fowl Fest this coming weekend! Ribbons, cash prizes for "fun" contests, and a small original "Marans inspired" painting are the prizes that will be given!
PM for more info. - a set includes 3 eggs; ship via priority mail, and I'll get them included in the egg show!
It's a GREAT way to see how your eggs compare to others, and show them off a bit!
Here is the flier that was done for the show:
October 12 – 13, 2013
Michigan Poultry Fanciers
Michigan Fowl Fest ~ Birch Run, Michigan
Marans Egg Show*
Ribbons awarded for Best of each variety & People’s Choice
Trophy: Best Overall
**JUST for FUN**
$20 Cash Prize to the winner of each contest below!!
The special contests below are all based on 3-egg sets,
just as with regular egg shows. All must be
Marans eggs (or Marans cross for first contest):
Prettiest “Olive-egger” eggs
Most Heavily Speckled
Smallest set (by weight - all 3 egg weights combined)
*Anyone can enter – you need not be an MCCUSA member to enter!
$5 entry fee for each set of 3 eggs entered (eggs will be destroyed
upon end of contest, unless we are otherwise instructed)
PM with any questions, and for more information and a PDF of the entry form.
Eggs must be received by Friday, October 11 (you may also submit them in person at the show no later than 10 a.m. Saturday).
Is it safe to feed "game Bird Feed Starter" to Day old chicks the crude protein is 28%.
I have made some observations and wondered if anyone can elaborate on this..
I had my blue copper roo (see avatar) in with a mixed flock of black and blue coppers
for a couple of months this year.
After growing out his chicks I find the following..
Moms: none of the blues show copper, the blacks show nice copper.
Boy Babies: All show nice copper and are growing out to be nice looking boys
both blue and black ones.
Girl Babies: The ones that are black copper are beginning to show copper
The ones that are blue copper are not yet showing any copper.
everyone is now about 2 1/2 months or so..
so why is my blue copper boy not passing on the copper to any of his blue
copper offspring, Remembering that some of these blue copper offspring
came from a cross between the black copper females showing nice copper
and the blue copper male showing nice copper.....
I am making this observation on the basis of about 15 chicks